What more can I say? Happiest of Easters to you. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2013
When one of our children was confronted with something that was really hard to figure out, he used to say “I CAN’T KNOW”. Of course, that was when he was pretty little…things are rolling a lot more smoothly now. We … Continue reading
Ah, so good. Here’s a video from a young guy named Allen Stone. Here’s some info about him from his official site Like many soul singers, Stone got his start in church. He was a preacher’s kid, so whipping crowds … Continue reading
What’s going on when …how many years after your death?…43 years after your death…you’re such a major influence that people are still producing cool covers of your songs? What kind of legacy and influence are you going to have a … Continue reading
“Survivalism” is kind of like “soul food”. Soul food is just Southern cooking by a different name. Food for the soul…good eatin’. Survivalism isn’t much different from anything that a backwoods, country folk would be up to every day of … Continue reading
There was an article this morning about a young guy dying trying to duplicate a YouTube stunt that some other young guys filmed pulling off in Utah. It used to be that we never had the chance to call anything … Continue reading
I just finished reading “Waging Heavy Peace”, by Neil Young. I suspect that it’s the closest I’ll ever get to sitting down and having a real conversation with him. This is a stream … Continue reading
My little boy and I both woke up early this morning. I get up early every morning, but this morning I had some company. When I get up with Nate, my day is different in a good way. We have … Continue reading
I used Google Earth to take a look at our old house in San Jose the other day. It was a normal looking little house…I think my father told me that in 1963 he bought it for 27,000 dollars. Last … Continue reading
One of the surest signs of “maturity” is starting to reminisce. I think when a person is young, they’re too busy running around and in the moment to spend too much time looking back. Get some years under your belt … Continue reading